The phrase "assist stakeholders" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to helping or supporting individuals or groups who have an interest in a project or organization.
Example: "Our team is dedicated to assist stakeholders in achieving their goals and ensuring project success."
Alternatives: "support stakeholders" or "aid stakeholders".
The primary purpose of this document is to assist stakeholders and decision makers in evaluating the design of GSAs.
In combination, these factors were motivated by the team's goal of producing open and accessible research outputs that can assist stakeholders in crafting more effective and informed policies.
A hierarchical game playing scheme and a simplified multi-energy system optimization method were put forward to assist stakeholders to participate in techno-economic analysis process.
The mapping tool is designed to assist stakeholders in planning and developing skiing services and in studying the challenges of future regional cross-country skiing demand.
The integrated method can assist stakeholders to elicit, explore, evaluate, negotiate, and agree upon software architecture alternatives based on each of their requirement Win conditions.
Viewed together, these recommendations offer insight on the evolving narrative on transparency in land-based investment, assist stakeholders in addressing the issue of transparency, and provide an informed starting point for further analysis.
Existing sensor technologies could be used to measure critical waste characteristics, providing data required by existing legislation, potentially aiding waste treatment processes and assisting stakeholders in decision making.
The results indicate that the proposed framework enables the identification of solutions that provide optimal trade-offs between many objectives and provides an effective and efficient means of assisting stakeholders with identifying acceptable solutions.
However reliability based economical evaluation of large-scale PV systems has not been comprehensively studied, which may be a useful analytical tool for assisting stakeholders in making optimal decision.
The results were also encouraging in terms of its potential for assisting stakeholders to deal with the information overload problem, since the recommended sections (in our experiments) were generally associated to difficult and time-consuming tasks.
Most importantly, the tool incorporates the use of multi-criteria decision analysis technique which assists stakeholders in meeting the requirements of the local development framework (Office of the Deputy Prime Minister 2010) through incorporation of a trade-off mechanism based on environmental, technical, economic and social criteria.
